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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1907
Page
4
A compact record summarizing the March 1907 issues of the Evening Star, noting notable local notices and brief items, with emphasis on distinct people, places, and events appearing in the month’s newspaper pages.
The Evansville Hendricks club urges Roosevelt to name Bryan for president in 1908 claiming Bryan was beaten in 1896 by money from insurance and railroads. They say Roosevelt supports railroad regulation and critique Graves Chattanooga proposal as self serving and harmful to the Democratic party.
The Salvation Army seeks public generosity during its upcoming Self Denial Week from April 14 to 21. While adherents see weekly acts of sacrifice, the campaign asks the general public to contribute funds to sustain the army’s charitable work.
John Burne, a local government figure, visited Windsor to dine and sleep at the royal residence with King Edward and Queen Victoria. The article notes the relaxed etiquette for commoners, the special carriage for Burne, and the king’s genial hosting. It describes late evening departures and morning routines, highlighting informal royal hospitality.
Anniston report at 7 am shows barometer 30.06 temperature 41 precipitation 0 wind northwest 12 mph highest temperature 52 at 1 pm lowest 33 at 6 am. Weather clear with light frost. Forecast fair tonight with frost and Sunday fair.
Mr. J Will Mallory has traveled to Atlanta to join his wife on a visit. He may stay through the World Wide Baraca Convention held there from April 16 to 18.
A large city roller and stone crusher were used this morning on West Eleventh Street near Noble to improve the thoroughfare.
An old saying praises Bucklen's Arnica Salve for treating sores burns wounds piles and chilblains. The ad guarantees availability from Blamord way Houser and Scarbrough Drug Co. druggists at 25e.
Boarding horses at Donahoo and Company stable promises good feeding and attentive care, ensuring the animals remain well looked after and properly housed.
Salvation Army plans a week of self denial and prayer with street services at 9 am 2:40 pm and 7 pm and hall services at 1 am 3:40 pm and 7:40 pm. Ensign Robins says the drive will visit homes to raise funds for a permanent city headquarters. Relief needs rise as funds run low and small donations are welcomed to support general work and the property purchase.
Carrollton Georgia Times notes rumors about J. M. Ragan, postmaster of Anniston Alabama, being cleared of charges. Mat Ragan, reared in the county, is the brother of the late BE A Ragan and has many friends in Carroll who seek to vindicate his name.
Patent medicine notice claims Hall's Catarrh Cure can cure deafness caused by catarrh and inflamed mucous lining of the Eustachian tube. Offers $100 for any case not cured. Includes endorsement by F. J. Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio and asks readers to request circulars.
Manager Keith Conway of Southern Bell in the Anniston district directs workers securing rights of way for a new toll line between Jenifer and Talladega. After city work, crews will overhaul the Talladega Anniston toll link. Foreman Wright is sent to Gadsden to repair the system disrupted by Thursday tunnel row fire. the Anniston Gadaden long distance line remains undisturbed.
A Notre Dame woman named Mia M Summers offers a free home cure for rheumatic pains including muscular and joint types. She claims the simple remedy purifies blood and removes uric acid, restoring elasticity and energy, and invites sufferers to write for proofs at Box 400 Notre Dame Ind.
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